siege of Valencia (1238)

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The siege of Valencia (1238) was the decisive campaign in which King James I of Aragon captured the city of Valencia from Muslim rule, marking a major milestone in the Christian Reconquista on the Iberian Peninsula.

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instanceOf event in the Reconquista
military campaign
siege
aftermath Christian resettlement policies in Valencia
decline of Muslim political power on the eastern Iberian coast
belligerent Christian forces of James I of Aragon
County of Barcelona
Crown of Aragon
Kingdom of Aragon
Muslim defenders of Valencia
Taifa of Valencia
belongsToCentury 13th century
chronologicalOrder after the conquest of Balearic Islands by James I of Aragon
commander James I of Aragon
Zayyan ibn Mardanish
conflict Christian–Muslim wars in the Iberian Peninsula
countryAtTime Taifa of Valencia
documentedBy Four Great Catalan Chronicles
surface form: chronicles of James I of Aragon
endTime 1238
follows Aragonese conquest of Majorca (1343–1344)
surface form: Aragonese conquest of Mallorca

Aragonese expansion along the Mediterranean coast
hasPartOfConflict Reconquista
hasYear 1238
historicalPeriod 13th century
historicalRegion Islamic Spain
surface form: Al-Andalus (Muslim Iberia)
ledBy James I of Aragon
location Iberian Peninsula
Kingdom of Valencia
Valencia
militaryTactic prolonged blockade of the city
use of siege works and encirclement
opposedBy Zayyan ibn Mardanish
outcome expansion of Aragonese influence in eastern Iberia
surrender of the Muslim garrison
partOf Christian conquest of Valencia
surface form: Aragonese conquest of Valencia
politicalConsequence consolidation of James I’s authority in the Crown of Aragon
foundation of a new Christian polity in Valencia
relatedWork Llibre dels fets
religiousAspect conflict between Christian and Muslim polities
result Christian victory
capture of Valencia by the Crown of Aragon
end of Muslim rule in Valencia city
significance established Christian control over a key Mediterranean city
led to the creation of the Kingdom of Valencia as part of the Crown of Aragon
major milestone in the Christian Reconquista
startTime 1238

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James I of Aragon notableBattle siege of Valencia (1238)